NURSING 213 MIDTERM EXAM. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. LATEST 2022. This is a timed exam. You have 75 minutes to complete this exam. Monitor the timer as you
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Midterm Exam
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1.1 M4E_N213
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What information is important for an RN to include in a teaching plan for a client taking a
protease inhibitor?
Avoid meals high in fat.
Take medication on an empty stomach.
Increase fiber intake.
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2.1 M4E_N213
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When a client in the emergency department has a positive Brudzinski’s sign, which nursing
intervention is the highest priority?
Institute droplet precautions.
Provide a quiet, dark room.
Prepare for a lumbar puncture.
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3.1 M4E_N213
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Which intervention is the priority for the RN to implement for the client with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) who presents with fever, shortness of breath and dyspnea?
Perform an oxygen saturation.
Notify the physician.
Elevate the head of the bed.
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4.1 M4E_N213
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Which data finding obtained through a client’s health history should the RN consider as a risk
factor for Hepatitis C?
Client who has ingested food and liquid infected with the virus.
Client receiving dialysis with blood transfusions three times a week since 1970.
Client who has routinely ingested raw shellfish since 1965.
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5.1 M4E_N213
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Which medication prescribed for the client diagnosed with viral hepatitis should the RN
question?
omeprazole
acetaminophen
, furosemide
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6.1 M4E_N213
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Which question should the urgent care RN ask during the health history for a client reporting a
high fever, chills, headache and a “bull’s eye” rash on the right thigh?
“Have you recently traveled out of the country?”
“Have you recently been bit by mosquitos?”
“Have you spent time in the woods in the last 2 weeks?”
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7.1 M4E_N213
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Which data finding obtained during a client’s health history should the RN consider as a risk
factor for tuberculosis? Select all that apply.
Smokes one pack of cigarettes every day.
Travels to southeastern Asia frequently.
Receives a Mantoux test annually.
Living in substandard housing conditions.
The client does not have health insurance
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8.1 M4E_N213
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Which information should the RN include in the teaching plan for the adult client diagnosed with
tuberculosis and prescribed isoniazid, rifampin and ethambutol?
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